Best Tohoku Hotels

"It's a vegetable moor hot spring (the blackest hot spring in Japan), so it's very smooth and silky. Checked in at 3pm. I took a bath right away, then another after dinner at 7pm, and the next morning after breakfast at 7:30am, I took another bath at 9am. The lunches in the morning and evening were delicious. It's a shame that reviews don't convey this. Please do come and visit at least once."

"Very good experience"

"The massage chairs are great! Washing is free. Both the tatami rooms and other rooms are futon. Onsen closes at midnight. The nearest Lawson is a nice walk away less food options nearby."

"It was great."

"As a budget hotel, this room rate includes free breakfast and parking, really impeccable, everything is great. The only regret is that the hotel restaurant is closed at night. There are many restaurants near the hotel. It is because I have stayed late and the restaurant is not easy to have a seat. Later, he could eat an octopus ball and eat instant noodles at a nearby convenience store."

"The staff was exceptionally accommodating and very kind. The gentleman at the front desk literally ran when I requested extra pillows. Also he gave us a non smoking room when I booked the only room they had which was smoking. The room was large and the air conditioning kept you cold! The nightwear also was very comfortable. The breakfast was delicious. This hotel was definitely a 4 star in my books!!"

"We stayed in 4 people 4 rooms. The front desk is perfect Breakfast is delicious. The room is well maintained. I can't complain. the only thing i was interested in was The hallway smelled like diesel exhaust. Maybe it's the boiler smoke. Just there."

"客室が広く、バスルームとトイレが完全なセパレート、壁や床。ソファなどの調度類も落ち着いたデザインです。朝食のブッフェはバラエティ豊かです。ハーブティも多種あり、カフェ空間もシンプルで、明るくゆったりした空間で、気持ちの良い時間を過ごすことができました。"

"フロントの対応が、とても温かく、家庭的で心地よかったです。"

"Although the facility was quite old, the price was reasonable and the rooms were well-cleaned, so I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to stay in a traditional Japanese inn. I visited by train, and it is just a short walk from the east exit of Misawa Station on the Aoimori Railway, and you can see the building from the station platform, so it's easy to get lost. There is a large public bath, but it seems to be unisex, so women in particular should remember to lock the door when using it. My room was on the first floor, but the Wifi signal was weak."